@article { author = {Fakhraie, Seyedeh Soosan and Salmani abiat, Mohammadreza and ghafeli, zahra}, title = {Reflection of the Shiite thoughts of the Safavid sultans by quoting their letters to the Ottoman sultans}, journal = {International Journal of Iranian-Islamic Studies}, volume = {11}, number = {4}, pages = {161-190}, year = {2021}, publisher = {Documents and National Library of the Islamic Republic of Iran}, issn = {2322-2891}, eissn = {2717-2961}, doi = {10.30484/jii.2021.2945.1054}, abstract = {The Safavid state was founded in the context of the Ottoman Empire in the West, and religious differences were one of the issues that, along with political and geographical considerations, led to the intensification of the Safavid regime's unfriendly relations with its western neighbor. In such circumstances, the Safavids did their best to impose their authority on their enemies by utilizing diplomatic means along with military actions. The aim of the current study is to evaluate the religious aspects of the writings of the Safavid era, which shows the importance of the role of religion in the policies of the Safavid government compared to the Ottoman government. As a result of this research, it should be said that the Safavids used these letters to destroy the enemy's spirit and to show the important position of religion and religious beliefs to their enemy. It is also clear from the studies that the letters were full of conflicts. It has religious themes. This is not the case with peacetime letters.One of the prominent manifestations that can be seen in the letters of this period is the attempt to present religious beliefs and beliefs in terms of the connection that this political power and religious beliefs emerged in this period and in fact religion and politics were mixed in the structure of Safavid government. On the other hand, this religious-political model had no precedent in the Iranian political context.Inevitably, the Safavids used all available models to defend their political and religious existence. Iran and the Ottoman Empire were current and the application and emphasis on religious criteria became more important because we find that almost all elements of the Iranian correspondence had different religious beliefs from the Safavids. They also proclaimed and defended it.The religious distinction between the two governments of Iran and the Ottoman Empire further complicated the conditions of neighborly relations in various fields. The first day shaped relations between governments. Organizations and diplomatic efforts were another way of realizing relations and interactions.The text of the exchanged letters of the century shows that the usual political custom was observed in it. Friendly correspondence with its own literature was used to appease the other party, and hostile letters with harsh literature were used to disarm and impose their intellectual foundations and religious beliefs. One of the important features of most letters Safavid insistence is on proving the legitimacy and propagating religious beliefs.Letters are generally divided into two letters: peacetime letters and wartime letters. They themselves wrote for peaceful purposes. The main feature of these letters is to submit to the patterns of diplomatic communication of the time. What is more mentioned in this article is the use of countless titles and titles for the sultan or ruler for whom the letter is intended. Examples of this can be found in the letters of Shah Ismail and Shah Sultan Hussein to Sultan Bayezid Thani and Sultan Salim.In the letters of the time of hostility and war, which has occupied a major part of the first period of Safavid rule. At the same time, it is confronting the extravagance of the Ottomans in the west and the Uzbeks in the east.These examples are well achievable in their causal approach. Their general style is very similar to each other, and a few more differences are arranged for threatening and destructive purposes. Letters:It seems that the purpose of this correspondence is a kind of rivalry and virtual controversy in the field of dialogue and writing. History was different in the context of the lettersIn general, the correspondence of this period can be considered as a suitable document in the study of the approaches of the Safavid and Ottoman governments in international relations and foreign relations, in which many components such as religion and race have had a great impact. }, keywords = {Safavid Emperors,Ottoman Sultans,Iran,Shiite,letters}, title_fa = {بازتاب تفکرات شیعی سلاطین صفوی با استناد به نامه های آنان به سلاطین عثمانی}, abstract_fa = {حکومت صفویه در شرایطی شکل گرفت که در غرب ایران، حکومت مقتدر پادشاهی عثمانی وجود داشت و اختلافات مذهبی یکی از مسائلی بود که در کنار ملاحظات سیاسی و جغرافیایی به تشدید روابط غیردوستانه حکومت صفویه با همسایه غربی منجر می‌شد. در چنین شرایطی صفویان تلاش می‌کردند که با بهره‌گیری از ابزارهای مختلف سیاسی، مذهبی و دیپلماتیک، در کنار اقدامات نظامی، نفوذ و اقتدار خود را تثبیت و بر دشمنانشان تحمیل کنند. هدف این پژوهش، بررسی دیدگاه‌های شیعی پادشاهان صفویه در مراسلات ایشان با عثمانی‌هاست که نشان‌دهنده اهمیت نقش مذهب در سیاست های حکومت صفویه نسبت به حکومت عثمانی می باشد. روش پژوهش، تاریخی _ تحلیلی، با استفاده از اسناد تاریخی، نسخ خطی، امکانات کتابخانه‌ای و نرم‌افزارهای الکترونیکی است. نویسندگان بسیاری در مورد دوره صفویه، قلم‌فرسایی کرده‌اند و آثار بسیاری موجود است، اما پرسش اصلی و تمایز در این پژوهش، بررسی چگونگی بهره‌گیری پادشاهان صفویه از مذهب تشیع، در نامه نگاری های آنان برای تثبیت اقتدارشان در برابر سلاطین عثمانی است. در نتیجه این پژوهش باید گفت که، بنظرمی‌رسد صفویان از این نامه ها، برای تخریب روحیه دشمن و نشان دادن جایگاه مهم مذهب و تفوق اعتقادات مذهبی شیعه نسبت به عثمانی‌ها بهره می بردند. همچنین از خلال بررسی ها واضح است که نامه های در زمان نزاع و اختلافات، سرشار از مضامین دینی و مذهبی است، درحالی که این مضامین، در نامه های دوران صلح دیده نمی شود.}, keywords_fa = {مکاتبات,شاهان صفویه,سلاطین عثمانی,ایران,شیعه}, url = {https://jii.nlai.ir/article_2674.html}, eprint = {https://jii.nlai.ir/article_2674_7b7a458177acf955e2c98da6e776494e.pdf} }